Hadrian Closes $1.4B Round to Scale AI-Powered Defense Factories
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Hadrian raised nearly $1.4 billion at a $7.9 billion valuation in a round led by Baillie Gifford, J.P. Morgan Strategic Investment Group and others to expand its AI-powered Opus software and scale its workforce for defense manufacturing, targeting production bottlenecks for submarines, munitions, and drones amid a broader push to boost U.S. defense capacity under the Trump administration.
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